Brody Kronstedt
A mom knows that life as a child is already full of challenges that are scary, with a full range of emotions. Their ability to communicate, regulate those emotions, and perception of the world around them can be overwhelming and confusing. A typical day of a neurodivergent child can be downright trauma inducing, from scaring the friends they struggled to make, to worrying about what others think of them after an aggressive emotional outburst. This is the viewpoint of a neurodivergent child’s daily emotional struggle as he apologizes for his behaviors in school. Describing how he feels as he works to control his journey with feeling TOO MUCH.
